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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
TIE STREETS ARR FoE rGBLIC UsE.
MAYOR HEWITT SAYS THERE SHALL bE so OBJ
srErcIION ~ FrLrON-sL AND BE0ADNAY.

MAYOR HEWITT SAYS THERE SHALL BE so OBJ
sTnUcnoN At FULrON-sL AND BROADWAY.
Mayor Hewitt yesterday vetoed resolution Of the
Aldermen an. hDrzing the erection OF fruit anI news
paper stand beside the of Knox, the halter, at
Fultou-st. and BrOa lway Tho Mayor says:
II has been repeatedly decided by the courts That the
whole from house front 80 house irOni Del 'ga 10
the public ana that NJ interference herewith ~ Tho
property d1t.IuG me street. except lof INC
purpose isss and csrc-- to her property, !. law
fn. Permission to occupy any portion "f Inc space
yifntn the stoop line ought therefore only be granted
after due consideration OF the superior right OF the
public To OCCUPY street Under circumstances ~
the of the properly authorized to derive any III
whatever from the Use OF ahy portion 81 Inc space
within the sOop Inc PERMISSION 70 use HlS al"cc ioi
the rp0~cs bu-inrss should therefore bc granted IN
each case after due consideration OF the necessity of the
public its unobStrlctci use. futOnt al the INFER
in the city o! York. Every inch OF ground at hat
point which be secured 10 the public l. absolutely
necessary for it, convenience The eAstehce 3i STANDS
place has long been the subject OF complaint ana
their removal been resisted by the owner IN the
most peitnaciOns manner, and only hnay accomplished
thrnugh the agency of the courts. In the hearings
doubt truly that large rental was paid 10 ihe owner or
the property for tie use of the street. and nave no
doubt In the present that the grantee under your
resolution Will be required to pay rent 10 the owner OF
the property. Practically therefore, your resolution
grants the II the property the night to rent out
norton Of the public streets for his private ben
eft This principle cannot be- admitted In other
streets where there less traffic ana the space there
within the stOOp line Is not required Tor The public
occupation thereof for the sale of fruit ana ncwSpapers
All Enclosures of the even In such cases wond nc
unlaNfnl In all whore have supposed that the
use Of the by the public would not be ntorfcrrd
with 10y sucn permission have cheerfully signed the
resolution; bat II would las Migrant abuse OF the power
c0niiied to the city government 10 al ow the most
distractions in order that private individual might
derive z revenue from the public streets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
THE GOODMAN WILL CASE.

JUDGE ALLEN PRACTICALLY sUsrAiNs THE VERDICT
ON A MOTION FOR A SLW TRIAL
BOSTON Dec 81 tSpecioi) The Goldman will case WA
advanced another stage In the Supreme Court this after
noon before Judge Charles Allen, when argued tho
motion Of Messs Shattuck and Dabney attorneys for
the executors of the will Tho motion replied to by
r. NJ Morse, IT, OF counsel for those contestng tho Will
At the conclusion of the arguments Judge Allen an
nonnced that lie had already made up his mind. lie
should not disturb those parts OF the verdict which
fonnd that the will and first codci executed by Mr.
Goldman while OF an unsound mind The other findings
be should set aside. .
Tho result OF the decision to sustain the jury except
I'm such finding AS related undue influence or fraud on
the part OF Messrs Hodgdon and Dexter The case Is
reman the Probate Court for further possible pro-
etings, which will come II at all. under the will or
1872, aud over which practically the same contest may
be expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
THE EUROPEAN GRAIN CROP.

WAsBINGroN Dec. 27-Edwa:d JHsscn, 'ors"i
General at Vienna has Transmitted 10 thH u'p"u
mant of state data relative to the coniiti1H %
European cereal crops. In Ans'f'i'-'inhg"fy' u"
Weld of wheat for the year e51 Is ctiilhh'ca 40
l77OOO 900 bushels. nearly % per cent ircr"iisc
over the avcrag yield while %, coo huS.eiS
is the Weld of ryc--also a considerable increase
The crop of oats is hardly sufficient for the home
demand In Prussia rye has yielded an average
crop barley is of excellent quality. but the crop
of oats is poor, and the prospect OF potatoes I'M
promising. In the Scandinavian countries there
is an average Weld Of wheat but rye and oats
fall below the average. Itay's wheat crop Is
Door and the import demand will amount to
about 3OOOO,OOO. The corn crop IS
above the average, are the wheat
crops Of Switzerland and Holland
while that of North Russia is below. In France
it is large, but inadequate to the home demand
In Great Britain and Ireland average wheat
crop of 81 to 81 bushels per acre is expected,
against "A Weld Of 2GS bushels in Ss6. The total
Weld is estimated at from 100000 to lO,O9o,-
900 quarters, so that after dcductin9 the seed
800. 600 to o 600, 900 quarters VIII he lett Tor
home consumption. and the importation OF from
300 900 to 900 quar- ers Will b. requir a.
The English wheat in store ~ believed To DE
nearly exhausted. Barley will yield 0 per cent
less than the usual average; oats 10 per cent
less: and beans and peas from 40 10 80 per cent
less The potato crop will be small In British
India the yield Of wheat for SS7 IS es'!matcd az
$500 695 tons. The expectation OF certain plial-
ifit, of hops from Europe to the United States
las increased considerably. The increase IRON
husfria-llungary alone during the year 1856
over the previous year amounting to S66,2O' 6o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
wK rlyprEBILr AyD ENGLISH ESTATES

IT. n T7TI'IIHI TFI7 "I1I''1
cable i,pic pablshod yesterday afternoon stated that
W Vanderbilt nad purchased the estate OF tho Earl Of
Buckle gmmriirc
Chimney " Dcpcw asked by reporter whether he
knew thing the and he replied that he did not
Should on be- inclined o believe II !" was asked.
No / should not" lac replied None OF Mr Nanderoits
nz-ooes heard thing about IL There
havc boon such reports fine estates Ia
Eng md have Vanderbilt within tho iast
few wears and from time to time that he had
hon one ~ them 1t reported about
wear ago had bought estate that belonged 10 King
Iadwlg don't bcliove tho story at all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
RIVALS rlGHr OVER A LOVE AFFAIR.

Ara,tins prilo aght took place Morrstown Monday
nisht bctb cen Harry McCosky and man named BFophy
OF NesarA The had dspusa few days ago about
young woman whom both paying attention. They
determined tho whole matter according 10 the Mar
aus rulrs with referee John Mccoy and
fraud. ~ olch early train 10 Moirsown
and ring pitched woknown sporting resort there
bounce gloves used. The first r0and WAS very
fierce Knocked down three mos ana had MS
In perforated BrOphy ciamel first bool The second
round also aud the men fought hafi ne
III ri round hardest fought OF All and was eHdrd "
Inpy hitting opponent heavy blow on tho eit eye
NtDlo.hy seconds ten thew NJ tho sponge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
ETIQUETTE IN TIE LINE AND STAFF.

WA>mINGroN. Dec. y (NpcciGL)-A grave
question of etiquette again confron,s the Admin
istrat Oh and must be- solved very soon. Resolved
into Us simplest coLcfctc clements II Is this: TN
the occasion Of IA New Year reception Mt the White
House. shall kn@inc"r-inthicf Melville. oi the
stan, walk behind Naval Cadet Jones. OF the line
1hi- 4, only another phase of the old. familiar hght
Tor prc,4lcucc b tween the staf and the line oil the
Nayy. IT. seems that several years ago 1t was
ordaiacl los IA oiictli who possessed the power
thai "a thr New Year reception at the White House.
at Wlici the military and naval officers tatc
precedence according to rink the line TO SHOULD
have precedence over the stan lhiS distlhctloh
naturally inccnscd the staff and pleased the line
Officers. There some objections made Ia the
order. but they chnrged 20 the stan officers.
and no attention VIVA paid them. There is now but
a few DAYS before another New Year reception,
and the staff officers are beginning 20 ask whether
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
srrrrrARY FMRCULps ALTER EGO.

WA~mNGrox, Dec - >pecioh.-A pretty good
.to.,. is told ai the expense OF secretary f"r-
child or ~ the sable attendant who waits Oh
him during official hoHr, at the Treasury Depart
,ncut. The stor, runs thus:
The subordiuatc WAS mnn OF all WORK "pout
the S,-r.tnr,'s Office, but his close proximity 10
pre,.tncs. gave him what is sometimes termed inc
IN, h.od' II was me and the Secretary with MN.
In ficf Ice was on very good terms with hImS'H
ns well a, the Secretary. His greatness was
mined IN the bud by an untoward act when mas
mndc bi, name a Department 10y word. III nap
p,ncd on q drcary day not long ago The hours
were more than sixty minutes long' and ii seemed
,l.t finn, would never come The Secrctaps desk
- c,,e,.tl with mail of an important character
and IL WAS necessary that II should DE sl2ncd lhal
,lny The Secretary was scratching on ms hhihc
a, :, randi rate, his man WAS welding the bio'rr.
,,rI YER and anon CHANGING II In" clock. NJ lhSt
The LANDS indicated the long wished Tor hour'
Wi,hnut n word the wcldcr of the blotter gain
cred M the mail from in front of the secretary.
md lnid il aside. He then got the Secretary
hat aud coat, aud said
We have worked enough to-day. let's GO
TIN best Of Ilc story IS that the man SIN draws
Il good sainry for work performed III the S'cVc-
tHrl " ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
rnn -slrrs rrtrn npEY N ER0OkLrN

Tho safe apps Casino. resort whore music ana beer
ar, cuovod linn pace BROOKLYN. opened by Dug ars
oIry yoser morning 500 stoien. IN entrance
effected hy taxing outI window th erear ~ ouid
ine over ,,L nag stable yarL Tho burg ars then bored
hoe, arolni tho door ~ the sac q small and with
wedges prcll on Inc money consisted ~ 500 N silver
the recent, MONDAY. 500 Ia bills belonging 10 MISS
Lizzie Scire'1 a singer The safo was locked at A. m.
II was found yesterday that tho safe IN the gro
cory Of ,ln r,tsrz al ~ go Fulion-st Brooklyn had
been prize. open IN ant $500 checks aud -
~ cash stolen pane had been cut ont o. wludo"
leon made to the safe
IN lariw .re stOie door. bat without success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
"UUHPTY DUuPrr" HlSA FlLL.

NORWICH. Conn, Dec. y tSpecipii.-Goorgc l. Greg
ory's "Humpty Dumpty" troupe, which performed hero
last night is not in q humorous frame Oi mind today
Its property has been attached by George Felix and
wife, ~ the troupe. and Richard =. Freeman. pro-
pretor OF the Metropolitan Hotel, Ne"-LDndon
The company of fifteen and three - about
week behind in its pay. 1t played III Ncw-LOndOn sat
urday night and did net pay It's hO:el bill {. j. v.
Boesemroih Is endeayorng TO raise fun!s IN ArS York
to fOlI tie COMPANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28

PIrTsrl Dec 81 (SDeeia ia rumOref that the Penn
tyvana Railroad Company purchased 400 acres OF land
along ROAD between and I,Odehaugh. In Vest
morclnI County the heart Of the natural gas terT
tory company will erect shops on the
site.
Judge made order tho United Stats District
auta orizing the receivers Of the Aesheny Val
gaze road due January J. and AT the same time
100000 balance the $4,000 900 mortgage winch
was dU. ou o. t,ber /, 1881
ANTI bee 81 tspecaD. These figures taken from
the ANIMAL reports:
Fi;cn'ur< Ealroad-Gross earnings s4272.728 operating
exrcnse. sol other income 1926 hHed charges
$50 . income, 1897 iZS dividends. s3664sS; sur
plus year. 5000; surplus september 80 sz5l cam
on haud s9l 81; bstterments S25.6Sl.4O9.
New. Chicago and ST. Louis -Gross earning' S4ooS
692 lSs sS.5gj l69 in 1856 operating EXPENSES EXPENSES
II - ~ in Iss surplus sepsDir 30
81 MSS ss7425 In 1885 cash OF hand sGl o2
in l-s. 80 2I IN 1856 bettsrments S5o5Ao9 III 1904
So. l65 IN $50.
RoNL y. - Dec 27.-Totay party began the survey Tor
a railroad from this city TO sylvan Beach Oneida Lake
about sixteen miles The parties Interested
They intend TO have tho
- DV July l.
BosIa, De~ Alt is stated that the Eastern Railroad
directory has been practically settled by com
promise An reached to-day by which Mr.
Braman go and he and his friends VIII have
Fix an noe The other side have only Contehded
for or members all along and TO give ~ ono
men I, OF harmony. The Injunction WI prop
ably he oved and two members OF tho present ooAu VI"
proDaOb resign 10 make way iof MI ir~"an anu WIG ~
trtz-
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 81 (speeiaD-The cut in railroad
freight rates west obvious here to-day
sp>c al train loaded with dry goods from
New Paul MINI passed over the Newport News
cal :i,s.s-ippi valley real ms u inc 'ee't '"Po"
tins line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28

TVTTTN " Z "
Tho church Ciuh hrli ~ second monthly meeting last
svonng at tho SEQ House. No 99 Lafayette plice f. T.
nceer presleut club. opened the meeting with
PRAYER George Zlprl-ke from the Committee on Benev
oeut Work and John D. Ioavitt. from the Committee on
Work recommended that the club nhonId moi as
club engage To- work. but should eudeavor 10 induce its
neup,r, to such work under the constituted
auhocso 81 ~ nuroh hleecker Miller reported from
Itor.rv /ulttre recommendation that papers on
,errott topic. h meetings Of the cu IL was also
d,ci,l 81 lc lectures upon SUBJECTS 10
,c Among those FRO
fcssor ~trAn-y Judge william VI Arn0u1. James Burt
William Watson. john Alexander Boil. Dr. Derby, Ohm T.
lhN ana lyman short
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
FINANCES or CONyEcrfcrr

HARTFORD Dec. ~ ,S,ecia, The report ~ the state
Treasurer has submitted to GOysgDOr Receipt,
from all during ihe fiscal year ending July
were 1886 9s7 95, which allsl Old balances Or
1929 7s9 % Tbs payments for all purposes "'r S!0i3
1888 o. The reduction the debt for the year
$500 -2S H. Tho funded debt Of .he state Is now
- 2}O.6OD. Tie principal sources et rrvennn were ru
roads 1907 %, state tax RON towns N,3DD -;
fax mutual inslrtaco companies. SS3DO1i 81 tax
on savings banks 2ll,393 - During tie wear tls
stats placed Sl0DUOJ0 in 3L2 per cent bonds ~
premium Of 221, 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
wORE or THE ST. J0HNLAND TRUSTEES

The trustees Of 81 at their annual meet
ing last night ia Lukos Hospital elected Henry A.
Oakley president. tho Or T. Winchester Donald vice
president Edward Schel treasurer. and John A. Mckim'
secreary Tho Executive Committee appointed includes
Sir oakley Dr. Doaad. MI Mokim. w Hard Ed
~chei the Rev. Horny Mottet and H. NICE Whtlock
The OF The ntendon OF ~ J0hnand tho hev
work founded ny Or. Muhlenbeig
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
JOHN OCONyOR POWER nv THIS CITY

John OConnor arrived this CITY yesterday from
London and 10 ssy the Albemarie Hotel lie
member OF Parliament County Mayo but Is 10y
POM ar man among His cOuntrymen now as no was
during his last visit country 1876 when in
pany with MT Parneli who then comparatively I'M
known went TO Washington offer the Of
the Irish people to Of cslebra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
AN ENBEZZLER NEATLY TRAPPE

NORWICH. Conn. Dec ~ (Spcc,oD--Thoians II. Hood
tho embezzling cashier Of the Water COmmSsiDners
Office who vanished last fall leaving Gcac.t OF about
$1,000. arrested yesterday at his homn. where he
intending to spend quiet, pleasant C"ristihas
Before Judge Kellogg. in the City Court. he was bound
TO the Superior Court IL this sum ~ $500 The
bonds have not yet been found, but probably will he.
l.. i'm i1fI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28

real estate transfer OF Isl lots OF the W. H. Morris estate
In West FARM, from John Jacob Aston TO Chauncey NJ
Dcpew recorded yesterday. The consideration WAS
$500 600 MI Depew. in speaking of the purchase said
evening he had bought the land as president anGh
behalf OF the NewNork Central and udson River Railroad
Company
with the property lately purchased by Cornelius
bl from Morris estate" he said which Is also 1snasa
railroad purposes OF forty seven ares
heart OF the annexed district II wa u" ~
Will be laid aud VIZ
up and into the Grand Central >i@lon ~
increase eroi tho Grand Centa y
unequal TO our purchases Will nsure tie es~
nuance OF Tho station the heart OF the CITY for years"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
As,YeA WIS FOR SEN4 TOR WILSON'S

DIES MorNns Dec 27 (SDeciatj.- 1t is becoming NOR.
evident every day that Mr wilson will have w.,
over IN his race for the United statos Senate Ths
Granger element Is isimca to him. ana already TN
Ho,,esteqd iae farm paper, has begun systematic
,aslaae against him ia serial articles covering hs
whole official lise The soldier clements IN favor Of
soldier ana presents Colonel Peter Hepburn The peer
otany nan in Congress The Holn estead Eowover will
sn.agonize him rs did last fall IL Is said that Goy
eruor afrabec would object 10 the place it Of
fer rod him. anl thare those VINO say no Is giving
4" aid and csmfort this idea. whether Mr. Wilson
can safely stem the strong autlmonopoly or anticsr
norntion tide remains be That he does not feel
assured is shoxn by the fact that hs Is coming home
spend the holidays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28

HE Ih7SH Va TIONAL LEAOUb UUN " I'"'.
At tho meeting OF the Municipal Coanci Of the irsh NJ
tona League hold last evening at No Oh Union plaza
question OF holding tho next National convention OF t~
ganzaou came up for discussion Is WAS stated that se'cs
will given the branches may DO ay
organized and delegates elected II was also announce
steps would be IN tho matter until COMMUNICATE
had leader and his sanction oet9i
the place where the con would be held
osed follow tho leaders OF tho Republican party sS'
1t 70 tho city that offered the greatest advantage ve
sgate from the Manhattan branch announced TIA sV0
Which Il was hoped would realise o. for the Home -
CAUSE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Dec. 27.-Ca rtaiB Mckinnon, Of
the schooner Ada NJ Hail. from tie Grand Banks to day
reports that Oh December lie boarded the schooner
Cordelia, dismasteI. waeros-ed and abandoned IN
latitude a. l6, longitude 81 Is. By tho
aid OF a boat hook hshei
from the cabin IN a dcc0mpOsed state. buC let
che we're tAe trst letters OF schOOners b3ling
port ANA she Is supioe - belong IN >elDG!he,N - a,
q vessel Y that ,Ino lost the Grand Banks 10
gale OF August with al her The curren. ap
he wreck Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

SEW YORK. NEW ORLEANS AND VERA CRUZ LINE.
CITY OF MEXIcO. Dec. -. via Gavcston.-A con
ecssoa has been granted to a steamship company for
o line between New-YoIk. New Orleans and Vera cruz
the vessels t0nch at all Mexican ports the Gull
Of Mexico and to carry the mails. The usual rebate
of . por cent on customs duiicS Is granted. and the
line Is Obliged carry freight and passengers al lower
rates Than those now charged. The Government viii
pay al 600 the round "Trip a. subsidy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
~ OLD NEaRo JINIIoR HoNoRED

AUGUSTA. Ga. Dec 27.-Abcl Wright, the faitafui oil
anitor OF IaIs Church, Ia this cry. died yes
;eray AMI was hI,.l ilis att"rnosn The funeral was
reBarEOls FOR the reason that tie yesry OF - PIaI
which IS csnppssI ieaiin. citizens o. Augusta
aud G. O. Goodrich. 60 -ier D: Tie georgia R"l.lOdl
Company. .tral, and tie cDtlGo coAsree iOn
present al tIc suil-L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
y0r so DRINK As he SEEMED

VIII am Cook keeps oyster house ut No. o6o Second
ave James Smith ago eighteen OF No SIS East Thirty
sxthst Thomas Murphy. nineteen OF No 2S3 For
entered the place ondsy night and called for oys
smith acted no drunk and noisy. and Cook
told go lie refused ana Murphy aided Cook to
eject him tho sidewalk Smith suddenly sobered up and
rsncned Cook watch OF his pocket while Murphy
sTncA COuk IN mo flce Cook chung 10 Oot men ahnnxh
times they could before an oincer
arrived prisoners hold in $500 bail each IN the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
MILIrARr MEX ENJOY THEMSELVES

Company H. 18th Regiment N. q. g. N. Y. gave Its
annual entertainment NJ tho Lexington Avenue
Opsrn evening. which attended by largo
audience Tho Alpha Dramatic Association gave minstrel
performance. and followed It with selections from
"Ths Mikaio" In costume Mra l. A. Moore
appeared yusn PUN Miss Fannie TrgG
a. Rat.As George G Pieros as Nanh Poe aud Waiter q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28

o0c q, Tho Red star OF steamers lad been orosen
>,,,r ma, IN ,be raoco ~ ran lin and caught
hin, near Washington Market fow Tickets an othor 'na
,,nus boosag u Office in al valuo a; about $40 ~eis
found IN tho tlss pockets Yesterday onpg NJ 'o
polio, Court James Mum the jsaIor o. ihe onidhT ap
e,r., with y, emo Vcgei rk IN ts OF - AID lieniinet
h stolen ,roprrtv TIE prisoner, Nb ave- ~ n'.e
Iohn F.h.r O The PhPnX House. No % "Net' MAS 'cu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28
ayApr MtNA0ER ARRESrED

Captain Bros OF tho Mercer street station procured
snrmon. from Justice Duy Jefferson Market Court
tcday Tor Emanuel Boyos OF Makarts paintings
entitled tho Fvc Sensos" at No 10 East FourteenthsI
Mr noyes IL In claimed violated tho Sunday law by hoding
nm o On ana VIII tho charge to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-28

CEREMONIES or 4 NAVAL GRAND AENY POSE
Naval Post No 5l6 Grand Army Oi The Republic. Lei
regular oncan pmeat last oveans COmmanIer FrInc IL
Grove conducted the ceremonies. The post WAS in'
spected by Assistant Department Inspector George J.
Wenok. who pronounced II IN superior condition By
special order o. the Cnmman issued Gently IRON
tona Headquarters Naval Post permitted 10 use the
routine phIaseoogy OF the United states Navy The Com
mapder the uniform OF captain IN the Navy
and the members tho naval Dap and Uniform also.
they wished Tho comrades % the arc shpmates'
tho ceremony il and highly interesting iolow
OF The dram and Ouatswan> y
night inspecting officer received In man 0iwa STYLE
nv min Z tu." mustered 1
"A followed tho encaupnsnt when "eofse y
old ~ amused HIS
mates, proving { "A mimic ARTIST ~ no small merit In
Wenc that irsm other Posts VIII
yi. that the ceremony adopted by
the hardy No bl6 will prove entertaining and In
strnctiyo to visiting Comrades